Re: Determining the UNIX flavour and version from netboot filesets
- From: Martin Paul <map@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 28 Nov 2006 11:32:04 GMT
arindam.mukerjee@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
So - given that a SunOS SPARC netboot fileset's directory structure is
pretty similar to a normal SunOS SPARC directory structure - is there a
way I could confirm by examining some files on the disk that this is a
SunOS netboot fileset and not an AIX one. Further, how can I get the
version info.
The net boot root directory should be different enough between AIX
and Solaris to make this an easy task (e.g. look for /platform/ to
identify Solaris).
Personally, I'd look for Solaris_*/Tools/Boot/var/sadm/pkg/SUNWcsr/pkginfo,
which will exist on any SunOS release, and grep for "SUNW_PRODVERS" in this
file to get the actual OS release.
mp.
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